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About the book >.>.> The neuromuscular system will be discussed in this section since much of the pathology after the entry of pollutants is found in these two systems. Many pollutants are sequestered in the neuromus- cular system. It is hoped that once the clinician understands the signs symptoms and principles of the dynamics of local regional and generalized clinical homeostasis and the early signs and prin- ciples of dyshomeostasis chemical sensitivity and chronic degenerative disease can be prevented or that early disease can be reversed if caught promptly and acted upon therapeutically. Our studies show that 85% of chemical sensitivity and chronic degenerative disease can be arrested or reversed at this early stage. Early recognition results in using fewer complex medical resources (such as costly technical procedures) with a greater savings to the patient in the long-term treatment. For patient care the clinician requires much less effort and fewer medical resources when simple environmental and dietary manipulations are carried out early. Definition and elimination of as many triggering agents as possible is essential for the reversal of early chemically originating diseases and maintenance of optimum health. These agents include toxic chemicals such as pesti- cides solvents and car exhaust and other chemicals bacteria parasites viruses mold particulates and EMF. Each particulate has its own range: ultrafine <0.1 um fine <2.5 ?m and large <10 um. Local exposure to environmental incitants usually initially causes localized reactions such as rhi- nitis cough foggy thinking heartburn and dysphagia. However regional effects of muscle aches and spasms and signs of early neuropathy (numbness tingling itching pain) are the harbingers of carly neuromuscular sensitivity.